According to the geocentric view, everything in the heavens had to go around the aerth, which was the center of the universe. What objects did Galileo discover with his telescope that clearly didn't go around the earth?

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Ariana Walters

Geography

6 December, 04:03

According to the geocentric view, everything in the heavens had to go around the aerth, which was the center of the universe. What objects did Galileo discover with his telescope that clearly didn't go around the earth?

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Ignacio · Answer 1

b) moons around the planet Jupiter

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The geocentric model states the universe with earth at the center and under this model, all the sun, moon and stars and planets centered around the earth. The Galileo with his telescope discovered the existence of the sunspots at the sun and the presence of Venus and made various discovered about the moon surface and the presence of various moons of Jupiter. All this led to the idea that sun a not earth was at the center